Eunoia
| Word | Definition | Language | Tags | Audio |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Akrasia | When you know what to do in theory, but don’t act on it in practice. The literal translation is “weakness of will.” Akrasia is how people struggle to take action, even though the Internet gives them unlimited information. | Greek | philosophy attribute | |
| Istories me arkoudes | Literal: 'stories with bears'; stories that are so crazy, they can't be true | Greek | extreme funny | |
| Pneúma (πνεῦμα) | Wind; breath; spirit. | Greek | physical | |
| Pragma | longtime love, such as in long marriages | Greek | love family | |
| Polytropos (πολύτροπος) | Much turned, much traveled, much wandering; turning many ways (shifty, versatile, wily) (changeful, complicated) [notoriously used in the opening of The Odyssey as an early challenge for translators] | Greek | explore | |
| Charmolypi | "Joy-making sorrow". A mixed feeling of happiness while being sad. | Greek | happiness adverse philosophy | |
| Andria (ανδρεία) | Both valour and courage, expressed in actions in front of the face of danger | Greek | strength character | |
| Ludus | playful love between children or casual lovers | Greek | love | |
| Agape | selfless love to all, universal loving kindness | Greek | love connection | |
| Philotimo | Love of honour | Greek | character | |
| Anemoia | Nostalgia for a time that you have never lived | Greek | reflection philosophy | |
| Eunoia (εὔνοια) | A well-mind; beautiful thinking | Greek | beauty thinking | |
| Eunoia | A well-mind; beautiful thinking | Greek | beauty | |
| Parea | A group of friends who regularly gather together to share their experiences about life, their philosophies, values and ideas. | Greek | friends philosophical | |
| Philia | "highest form of love"; deep love between friends, brotherly love | Greek | love friends | |
| Filotimo | A friend of honour, but it also implies dignity, pride, sacrifice and respect | Greek | character friends | |
| Sóphrosuné (σωφροσύνη) | excellence of character and soundness of mind; leads to other beneficial qualities, such as moderation and self-control. | Greek | awareness | |
| Sophrosyne | A healthy state of mind, characterized by self-control, moderation, and a deep awareness of one's true self, and resulting in one's true happiness. | Greek | awareness happiness reflection | |
| Acedia | Lack of concern over your spiritual life or "mental sloth" | Greek | emotion religion | |
| Eudaimonia | The contented happy state you feel when you travel | Greek | travel explore happiness | |
| Anánkē (Ανάγκη) | destiny, fate, necessity. | Greek | awareness | |
| Philoxenia (Φιλοξενία) | Love of strangers, guests; a hospitable act of welcome. | Greek | society | |
| Ripsaspis (ρίψασπις) | Literal: "the one that throws down his shield"; the one that gives in with dismay | Greek | action | |
| Meraki | Describe doing something with soul, creativity, or love — when you put “something of yourself” into what you're doing, whatever it may be. | Greek | emotion strength | |
| Philotimo (φιλότιμο) | The inner impulse to act well and in alignment with the moral virtues that represent one's own society and upbringing | Greek | society character family |
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